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Albany 60, Michigan 57 – Quarterback Sam Castranova threw for 316 yards and nine touchdowns Saturday night as Albany (6-0) held off host Michigan (1-5) at Dow Event Center. Castranova, the reigning AF1 league and playoff MVP, completed 29 of 39 passes, receiver Isiah Scott caught nine passes for 107 yards and four touchdowns, and Duane Brown added nine receptions for 120 yards and three scores. Michigan quarterback Malik Henry threw for 210 yards and seven touchdowns, and receiver Daniel Williams III had 10 receptions for 105 yards and six touchdowns.

Nashville 63, Oceanside 49Tyler Kulka threw for six touchdowns as Nashville (4-1) clipped Oceanside (1-4) at F&M Bank Arena. Kulka completed 22 of 30 passes for 313 yards, Charles Hall IV had eight catches for 112 yards and four touchdowns, Malik Honeycutt added seven receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown, and Desmond Maxwell had a pair of rushing touchdowns for the Kats. Oceanside quarterback Rudy Johnson completed 22 of 33 passes for 312 yards and seven touchdowns. Tajae Brooks caught five passes for 86 yards and three touchdowns, Tyler Kennedy added seven receptions for 98 yards and two scores, and Jovohn Tucker finished with six catches for 94 yards and a touchdown for the Bombers. Simeon Burns had 10 tackles for Oceanside.

Washington 79, Oregon 19 – The Wolfpack's Jaiave Magalei threw for three touchdowns at First Interstate Bank Center in Redmond, Oregon, as Washington improved to 2-3 and Oregon fell to 1-4. Magalei completed 8 of 13 passes for 139 yards. Robert McCoy Jr. completed 5 of 18 passes for 31 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions, while Dalton Cole completed 2 of 13 passes for 26 yards for the Lightning.

WEEK 7 GAMES

Nashville at Minnesota, Friday

Beaumont at Washington, Saturday

Michigan at Oregon, Saturday

Kentucky at Oceanside, Sunday

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